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I’m trying to get used to some new video editing software, so I thought I’d have fun and try out the new Don’t Starve Shipwrecked app for iPad. This is the first time I have played it so expect me to make a ton of mistakes. While it is an extremely hard game it is still a ton of fun to play. For $4.99 on the App Store it is a steal!
Actually I played the original Don’t Starve in a video forever ago if you’d like to see that as well. Continue reading Don’t Starve Shipwrecked
In this video I’ll review the new Nike Apple Watch 2 from the perspective of a regular person that runs a lot. I’ll cover the accuracy of the GPS, Heart Rate Monitor and Treadmill Tracking. I’ll also take a look at 6 on watch apps as well as 9 iPhone apps geared towards running. We’ll see how to sync your runs across numerous websites using 2 syncing websites. To finish off I’ll cover my personal positives and negatives on the Nike Apple Watch and who I think would like it and who would hate it.
If you want to challenge me on Smash Run or Strava I’m ready 🙂 Continue reading Nike Apple Watch 2 Review
In this part of my Visual Basic tutorial we’ll learn about Shared Properties, Shared Methods, Saving Files, Opening Files, MessageBox, OpenFileDialog, SaveFileDialog, FontDialog and more.
If you missed the start of this tutorial it starts here. All of the code and a transcript of the video follows below. Continue reading Visual Basic Tutorial 5
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I asked my community what they wanted to see and they voted. So in this video I will try 3 types of vegan seafood live and give my opinion on what they taste like. This video isn’t sponsored and I will not try anything until I eat it here live.
I will be eating vegan breaded shrimp, scallops and fish. Wish me the best 🙂 Continue reading Vegan Seafood Taste Test
I’m looking for feedback from everyone on what videos I should make next. I also hosted an ask me anything in this video and it was a ton of fun.
Based off of the people that participated in this video it looks like the videos will be PyQT, Kivy, ECMAScript, MatLab, AI, Swift and C++. Please feel free to post additional requests though on what you’d like to see. Continue reading Vote for Next Tutorial
In this tutorial we will cover more complicated problems while covering how looping works in Python. We’ll cover for, range, floats, order of operations, while, break, continue and more. Watch the Learn to program if you missed it.
I’m covering the many different types of common problems you will see when programming and with practice you’ll vastly improve at solving any problem. Don’t worry if you get anything wrong because that is part of the learning process. The code follows the video below. Continue reading Learn to Program 2
In this part of my Assembly Language Tutorial I will cover how to convert decimal values into floats, storing and loading floats, performing arithmetic on floats, comparing floats and how to implement a Switch statement in assembly language. If you haven’t seen my previous tutorials please watch those first or you may be very confused.
All of the code along with a transcript of the video follows below the video. Continue reading Assembly Language Tutorial 4
In this part I continue where I left off in the first part of my Assembly Language tutorial. If you haven’t watched it, watch it first. This time I’ll cover Logical Operators, Looping, Conditionals, Barrel Shifting, Memory Storage, Lists, Debugging and More. The new commands covered are AND, ORR, EOR, BIC, LDR, STR, TST, TEQ, LSL, LSR, balign, ADR, LDMIA and Conditional Codes.
All the code and a transcript follows the video below. Continue reading Assembly Language Tutorial 2
In this part of my electronics tutorial I’ll focus on transistors and also review what I’ve covered in previous parts of this series. If you haven’t watched the previous videos watch them first or you’ll be confused.
A transistor is a semiconductor component that is used to amplify or switch electronic charges. I’ll show how they are used as switches and amplifiers. We’ll see how changing voltages at the base effects the transistor. We’ll cover the Darlington configuration. Then we’ll create a fun voltmeter. All of the circuit diagrams follow the video below. Continue reading Electronics Tutorial 4
Welcome to my 2nd electronics tutorial. If you missed the 1st video watch it first. This time well learn many of the basics that you’ll need to start making and understanding circuits. I’ll be covering Current Flow, Reading Schematics, Using Multimeters, Voltage Drop, Series Circuits, Parallel Circuits, Using Bread Boards, Switches, Resistors in Series, Resistors in Parallel and more.
Bread board photos are below so it will be easy to make the circuits. I’ve also included a transcript of the video plus more info not covered in the video below. Continue reading Electronics Tutorial 2
You guys asked for an electronics tutorial and I had a blast making one! In this introductory tutorial I will provide a massive overview while also showing how to build an AM radio on a breadboard.
We’ll learn about electricity, conductors, current, voltage, power, resistors, breadboards, LEDs, semiconductors, Ohm’s law, electromagnetic waves, microphones, carrier waves, ferrite rod antennas, integrated circuits, piezoelectric earphones, variable capacitors and a whole lot more. All the parts and a transcript follow the video below. Continue reading Electronics Tutorial
Over the past year I have dedicated myself to dramatically improving the quality of my videos. That lead to my most successful series which was based around teaching whole programming languages in one video tutorial.
After recent changes at YouTube I have decided to try to eliminate all video ads from my videos. You guys told me I should try Patreon and so I have. Here is my Patreon page. Continue reading I’m on Patreon
In this video I’ll teach most of the objective C programming language in one video. I’ll also teach a great deal of the C programming language as well.
I’ll cover compiling, include, variables, data types, functions, pointers, structs, main, printf, formatting, scanf, comparison operators, logical operators, if, else, ternary operator, math, casting, order of operations, looping, ARC, NSLog, classes, objects, NSLog, NSString, NSRange, NSArray, NSMutableString, NSMutableArray, init, alloc, inheritance, categories, protocols, blocks, enums, dynamic binding and more. Continue reading Learn Objective C in One Video
Responsive web design is used to make sure a site is optimized for any device. In this tutorial I’ll create 3 optimized sites in one video and walk you through my process the whole way through.
If you have any questions about HTML5 or CSS3 I cover them in these 2 tutorials HTML5 Tutorial and CSS3 Tutorial. All of the code from the video can be found below. Continue reading Responsive Web Design
After much deliberation I’d like to announce the winner of my Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and Samsung Galaxy Gear Smart watch as StickyRice Productions for their New Think Tank app. It is available here for free. It has all of the videos I have made available in one Android app.
I decided that this would be the winner because the app works perfectly without any errors that I could find. It has been updated over the past few months which showed me that the developer made it for reasons aside from entering the contest. It is just a useful app for anyone that likes my tutorials any way 🙂
I want to thank everyone that has participated in all of these contests and I want to thank Samsung especially!!! It was very nice of Samsung to provide these 6 Samsung Galaxy Note 3s along with the 6 Galaxy Gear Smart watches. They are amazing products and Samsung was awesome to work with.
I also think it is important to point out the second place winner being Just Weather. Abhishek Balani did a great job on that app and you should definitely check it out. I wish I could send him a phone as well, but sadly I’m all out.
Thank you everyone 🙂
Derek
Anyone that creates an Android app and submits a link below has a chance to win both a Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and a Samsung Galaxy Gear smart watch. They have a combined value of $814. I pay for shipping any place in the world.
Feel free to use any software to make the app. The deadline for entering is November 31st, 2014. The odds of winning are probably going to be 1 in 50. You can only enter one app per person. If you entered an app in the previous contest feel free to enter again. Best of luck to everyone 🙂
In this tutorial I teach the entire C++ Programming language in one video tutorial. The cheat sheet follows the video below.
This is part of what is covered Data Types, Arithmetic, If, Switch, Ternary Operator, Arrays, For Loop, While Loop, Do While Loop, User Input, Strings, Vectors, Functions, Recursion, File I/O, Exceptions, Pointers, Reference Operator, Class, Objects, Private, Public, Prototypes, Static, Encapsulation, Constructors, Destructors, This, Inheritance, Virtual Methods, Polymorphism, Abstract Data Types and more. Continue reading C++ Programming Tutorial
Here is my 4 part Git video tutorial all on one page. I cover the different types of version control. We look at the difference between modified, staged and committed. We install and set everything up for Windows, OSX and Linux. I go over using VIM and show how to set up other editors. Then I cover the commands init, add, commit, status, diff, rm, log and pretty much everything else.
I hope everyone finds this useful. Continue reading Git Video Tutorial
In this tutorial I complete my Translation Web Service Example. If you want the whole database to use in any way it is here. All of the code can be found down below. As well if you want to test the web service find out how to translate “I like dogs and cats” here.
This is a transliteration web service in which it directly translates from one word to another. It isn’t perfect, but it is the best I could do in 2 hours. I hope you find it useful. Continue reading Web Services Tutorial 6
In the last video I worked through the code we would need for our translation web service. In this tutorial I’ll finish the web service. I also fix a few errors that come up.
By the end of the video we’ll be able to pass words through a URL and receive the translation in many different languages. All of the code follows the video below. Continue reading Web Services Tutorial 5